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Francis Joseph "Muggsy"
Spanier (November 9, 1901 –
February 12, 1967) was an
American jazz
cornetist based in Chicago. He was a
member of the Bucktown...
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Spanier means "man from Spain" in
German and, as a surname, may
refer to:
Edwin Henry Spanier (1921–1996),
American mathematician known for the Alexander-Spanier...
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Graham Basil Spanier (born July 18, 1948) is a
South African-born
American sociologist and
university administrator who
became the 16th
president of Pennsylvania...
- In mathematics,
Spanier–Whitehead
duality is a
duality theory in
homotopy theory,
based on a
geometrical idea that a
topological space X may be considered...
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Spanier–Whitehead
duality and Alexander–
Spanier cohomology, and
wrote what was for a long time the
standard textbook on
algebraic topology (
Spanier 1981)...
- 21. Additionally,
three Penn
State officials,
school president Graham Spanier, vice
president Gary Schultz, and
athletic director Tim Curley, were charged...
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David Graham Spanier (30
April 1932 – 18
April 2000) was a
British journalist. Born in Hampstead, London, into a
liberal Jewish family,
Spanier was educated...
- In mathematics,
particularly in
algebraic topology, Alexander–
Spanier cohomology is a
cohomology theory for
topological spaces. It was
introduced by James...
- Sam
Spanier was born in New York City on May 6, 1925, the
child of
Isadore Spanier, a
jeweler and
diamond merchant, and his wife, Rose
Brecher Spanier. The...
- L.
Lavalli & Ehud
Spanier (2007). "Introduction to the
biology and
fisheries of
slipper lobsters". In Kari L.
Lavalli & Ehud
Spanier (eds.). The Biology...
